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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1905
Page
10
Saturday’s circuit court opinions include rulings on multiple cases. Judge Kerr’s contempt matter against Judge Kerr and the probate judge’s authority is debated. other decisions cover land poles, mining rights, and milk sale contracts with varied jury verdicts.
In a Canton court session the jury found for the plaintiff but the judge reduced the award, stating the damages were excessive. Attorneys Moore and Dewitt represented the plaintiff while Taylor and Meilenberger argued for the defendant company, with Wetten and others present for the defense. The case involved a vehicular injury claim and contract disputes over leasing terms. The verdict included a reduced payout of four hundred dollars.
The Coal & Mining Company bought land from W. H. Pagle for 20000 with details tying to Grilliant and Belliiant. Jackson County, Oat Detroit area firms and attorneys Mose, Gregs, and Blackburn are named in the buyout plan. The deal includes 397.74 acres above Belliiant, with 826000 paid and 250 workers to be hired next week for open mines, a tipple, and rail access.
The Swan family held a Thursday gathering at their Mastdyerpnal home to mark a triple anniversary. Mrs Swan’s seventy second birthday and the beginnings of the children’s lifespans were celebrated as family members from Wheeling and Homeworth joined. John M Swan had recently returned from Canton after a period as Presbyterian hospital head and then attended a church conference in Whoa Lake Indiana.
Report describes summer work to stabilize tunnels on the Pan Handle railroad line as mining and construction crews prepare to remove top soil. Project aims to reduce ground collapse risk near Avon and Pit station with planned blasting and earth removal. Authorities anticipate several tunnel segments be cleared, risking ground disturbances and requiring careful engineering.
A collision at the Steubenville Fraction & Might Co barn Saturday night damaged two loaded cars. One car struck a Fourth Street trolley, tearing off a handle and part of the rear, while a young woman in the rear seat narrowly escaped injury.
Delegates Gan and Maxwell Yint Smith arrived from Washington on Pan American No 20, reporting excellent thaw at the encampment. W G AW, present from the city, returned home Wednesday night. Amos Shuiffsian of Withington, Tinton counties, Wis., chosen State Commander for the year. next encampment set for Gayton in June.
An unidentified man died after being struck by a train between Long Run and Mt Pleasant Friday night. Coroner Campbell planned an inquest today. The victim’s identity remains unknown though believed to be from Long Run.
A malicious attempt to destroy property occurred near Barton Ohio yesterday as a blast damaged a railroad engine and cars. Several workers were injured or narrowly escaped harm while investigators from Cleveland and company officials reviewed the wreck and planned repairs.
An advertisement promotes Hyomel as a purely vegetable treatment for catarrh. It describes inhaler use for several minutes daily and claims complete system cleansing with no stomach medication. The kit costs one dollar, with extra bottles fifty cents, and a money back refund guarantee is offered.
A fragment describes Arthur Yetwood stock with racing records and sires such as Mihaps and Dittaturus. Mentions Flora Bell, Mollie Gipson, Sho muda lineage, and a 105 fence at owner’s stables in Suffithr Ohio. Insurance option $20.00. note MecKINNEY BOS ety.
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